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Credit: Air France Industries-KLM Engineering & Maintenance/Patrick Delapierre
The turbine engine teardown business is evolving as older fleets retire and more operators and investors see the value of life-limited parts (LLP) that have remaining life. “Over the past few years, quality used serviceable material has gained greater acceptance worldwide, thanks to cost savings and...
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